This week on the channel +3.5M views this week

Ole Miss students' accounts anchor CBS Pittsburgh's busy news week

Jericka Duncan's interview sits alongside Pittsburgh forecasts, a missing-driver update and the return of a Star Wars vending machine.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Video captures racially-charged incident at the University of Mississippi

Asked what it felt like to see the doorbell-camera footage, the students describe hurt and devastation. In Jericka Duncan's report on CBS Pittsburgh, Black University of Mississippi students explain discovering racist gestures and sounds outside their apartment, confronting those involved and deciding to speak publicly.

The interview makes room for what an apology cannot resolve. Victoria Johnson describes the continuing hurt, while her mother, Jaquita Lowe, calls for accountability. Duncan closes by reporting that the university is investigating and that the students plan to remain enrolled. It is the most-watched of the channel's new uploads this week and currently its fastest-moving video.

CBS Pittsburgh posted 35 videos across the week, mixing national reporting with distinctly local concerns. Shelley Bortz's update on missing delivery driver Zacariah Schuck brings newly released video into the search; that report also has strong momentum. Forecasts remain part of the picture, with Mary Ours's afternoon weather update among the uploads drawing views fastest.

There was room for a lighter Pittsburgh mystery, too. Robby Incmikoski interviewed the content creator behind the disappearance and restoration of Mount Washington's Star Wars vending machine, now back outside the Virginia Avenue firehouse.

The channel added about 3.5 million views while its subscriber total stayed unchanged. Among nearby-sized local-news channels, WPBF 25 News also had a substantial viewing week; CBS Pittsburgh drew more weekly views than NBC10 Philadelphia and CBS News Sacramento.

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